Lux Hybrid Mattress

I’m in my mid-30s, and the best mattress for a side sleeper like me is Puffy — it’s working great. It provides excellent support and really helps relieve pressure points around my shoulders and hips. I definitely recommend it if you’re after comfort and proper alignment (check it out: furniturebrandz .com/puffy-lux-mattress/out). Plus, they have a great return policy, which made my decision easier.

You may also check out Puffу, more specifically thе [Lux](https://shm.to/QbVo4mY). I sleep on it for the last 6 months and am really satisfied. I have chronic joint pain from years of weightlifting and it has helped considerably with pain management. The pressure relief and motion isolation are amazing. You'll never know that your partner has woken up in the middle of the night to go pee. Also super quiet, hypoallergenic, doesn't smell and sleeps cool.

What's your take on Puffy\_mattresses? I've had my Lux for about a year now and really love it - great support and stays cool. Curious about your professional opinion?

I love my Puffy luxe hybrid

Hey!! Not sure if you settled on one yet but I'm trialing the Puffy Lux hybrid, and so far so good! Way better than that last one. I will update in a month or so

Last November, I sought a new mattress. I'm a side sleeper who needs back support (prior surgery), as well as cushioning for shoulders, hips, knees. Tried a TempurPedic Hybrid ProAdapt. Way too hard, yet at the same time, it "swallowed" me. Traded it for a Puffy Hybrid. It was very soft on all pressure points, but a killer on my back. The sinkage was too much, and I practically needed a crane to lift me from the sinkhole. I'm now with a King Koil Natural Terra Firm Euro, queen size, from their new Natural mattress collection. It's been great! Made of cotton, talalay latex, wool, it's tufted to retain shape, has lots of coils. I think it's a keeper! I'm using a puffy, quilted mattress pad to create a bit of plushness and comfort for pressure points, while retaining firmness for back. The combo is working for me so far. *

Same exact situation here! I tried Puffy Hybrid and too hard. I am now trying the Helix Midnight Elite (most expensive) and wake up with back pain. So now back to researching AGAIN!

This is my 3rd mattress and think we are keeping it. Helix Elite Sunset. It's the softest but not too soft. It is specifically for side sleepers although we sleep on back most of the time. We tried the Midnight version (middle of the road) and too hard. I also tried Brooklyn Bedding Thermobalance Elite in soft which I liked and Puffy which was too hard. It's alittle pricey but I like that the inside is replaceable so I figured I could buy a new inside and keep the mattress when it's time